Every release is a risk, and there’s always the fear that a misguided decision to re-issue Cats could ruin UK cinema for ever. Have you been back to the cinema yet? I have, though not nearly to the extent that I used to go. Partly this is due to the lack of films I want… BLOG: Once more unto the seats, dear friends! How safe is safe enough? Read More
BLOG: The Good-Bad Film Club watches The Chernobyl Diaries
My friend and I have a regular evening Zoom movie watch, where we choose a film on Netflix or Amazon Prime then mute ourselves and both press Play at the same time. Let’s be honest, it involves liberal use of the Chat function so we can share our shock, boredom, hastily-googled movie facts and of… BLOG: The Good-Bad Film Club watches The Chernobyl Diaries Read More
Another new poster for No Time To Die
I like how clear its message is. No, not the unreadable title font – NOVEMBER. (A 2020 on the end would have been even more reassuring but beggars can’t be choosers.) He’s ditched the suit too so James I take it all back.
Greenland joins Wonder Woman 1984 with a pushed-back release date
Both Wonder Woman 1984, and Greenland 1998 (just kidding) have been put back to later this year. Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman sequel is now scheduled to open in the UK on Boxing Day and in the US on Christmas Day, and Greenland has an an yet-unannounced fourth-quarter release planned. Gerard Butler’s comet survival movie has… Greenland joins Wonder Woman 1984 with a pushed-back release date Read More
Bill & Ted Face The Music: featurettes and photos
*** My review and article are now live *** It’s nearly three decades since their excellent adventure and bogus journey and they still haven’t written that song to save the universe. And it’s not like we don’t need it. Bill & Ted Face The Music is out in UK cinemas on 16 September – until… Bill & Ted Face The Music: featurettes and photos Read More
Bill & Ted to face the music a week earlier than planned
It’s already out in the US on digital – and the cinema opening date for the UK `and Ireland has now been brought forward. Yes we can now watch the loveable slackers in cinemas from 16 September, after which we can put aside all thoughts of Beardless Keanu and life should return to some sort… Bill & Ted to face the music a week earlier than planned Read More
Ammonite to close BFI London Film Festival
The UK Premiere of Ammonite will screen to audiences at BFI Southbank and in selected cinemas across the UK Francis Lee’s drama, a lesbian love story about 19th century English palaeontologist Mary Anning and a young woman she is asked to take under her wing, has been selected as the closing film for his year’s… Ammonite to close BFI London Film Festival Read More
Steve McQueen’s Mangrove to open 64th BFI London Film Festival this October
The European Premiere of Mangrove, one of five films from the Small Axe Anthology, will play for free to audiences at BFI Southbank and in selected cinemas across the UK. The film, directed by the multi-award-winning visual artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen and co-written by McQueen and Alastair Siddons, stars Letitia Wright, Shaun Parkes and Malachi Kirby. Marking 50… Steve McQueen’s Mangrove to open 64th BFI London Film Festival this October Read More
The Secret Garden: new UK & Ireland release date
Sky Original The Secret Garden is now coming to Sky and cinemas across the UK and Ireland on 23 October, having been bumped several times over the spring and summer due to the cinema shutdown. It will also be available from the same date on NOW TV with the Sky Cinema Pass. The Secret Garden tells… The Secret Garden: new UK & Ireland release date Read More
Bill & Ted Face The Music to open in cinemas in UK
No straight-to-VOD for this one, the third in the Bill & Ted franchise will be opening on 23 SEPTEMBER in UK CINEMAS (remember them? Pleasure palace, rows of seats, always freezing, and if empty that one weird person will still come and sit next to you). Directed by Dean Parisot, with returning franchise writers Chris… Bill & Ted Face The Music to open in cinemas in UK Read More
Spartan epic 300 gets a 4K Ultra HD release this October
The film – about the Battle of Thermopylae – is out on blu-ray on 5 October and om digital on 6 October. The disc set will contain an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the feature film in 4K with HDR, and a Blu-ray disc of 300. The digital version will be available in 4K Ultra HD…. Spartan epic 300 gets a 4K Ultra HD release this October Read More
Terrifying horror Relic gets a Halloween release date…
The much-anticipated horror Relic will be out in the UK and Ireland – on digital and in cinemas – on 30 October. Premiering earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival to great acclaim, psychological horror Relic is the unforgettable debut feature from writer and director Natalie Erika James and stars Emily Mortimer, Robyn Nevin and Bella… Terrifying horror Relic gets a Halloween release date… Read More
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